Live Nation Offering $25 Concert Tickets Next Week
If you like seeing live music, there a deal you won’t want to miss because Live Nation will be offering $25 concert tickets next week.
Going to a concert is one of my favorite things. There is nothing quite like being in the middle of a crowd, singing your heart out, surrounded by other people feeling the moment just like you. Since I moved to Fort Myers from Chicago, I haven’t been to nearly as many as I used to attend, but I think it makes it even more special when it doesn’t happen all the time.
But we know that going to concerts can also add up. Seeing that most concerts are happening in bigger cities like Tampa and Miami, the gas to get there can be pricy, parking, beers, food and merch. So being able to save on the ticket itself is a major score. And Live Nation is hooking it up next week.
Live Nation Offering $25 Concert Tickets Next Week
Next week is Live Nation’s Concert Week and to celebrate, they’re offering $25 tickets to over 5,000 shows. This is the 10th year they’ve done this and this year, the deal will be going on from May 8-14. According to a press release, 2024 also marks the company’s 10 year anniversary, so Concert Week won’t just be celebrated in the U.S. but also in over 20 other countries.
How To Get The $25 Concert Tickets
From May 8-14, you can visit LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek to see a full list of concerts included in the deal. You can filter based on what band/artist or venue you’re interested in. Then, just select the ticket labeled “Concert Week Promotion”.
The list is extensive, over 900 included, but here are just some of the many shows you can attend for $25:
- 311
- 21 Savage
- Alanis Morissette
- Avril Lavigne
- blink-182
- Brooks & Dunn
- Bush
- Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire
- Cole Swindell
- Creed
- Dan + Shay
- Dierks Bentley
- Grupo Firme
- Halestorm & I Prevail
- Hootie & The Blowfish
- Janet Jackson
- Jason Aldean
- Justin Moore & Randy Houser
- Lainey Wilson
- Luke Bryan
- Maroon 5
- Meghan Trainor
- New Kids On The Block
- Niall Horan
- Sam Hunt
- Sammy Hagar
- Santana and Counting Crows
- Sean Paul
- Slightly Stoopid & Dirty Heads
- Staind & Breaking Benjamin
- Styx & Foreigner
- Tim Mcgraw
To see the full list and to find more info, click here
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3. Snack Your Way to a Cheaper Trip
Going out to eat on vacation can be one of the most exciting things about the trip. But, if you want to save on cash, skip a few meals out and opt for healthy, hearty snacks. Pack (or buy at a local store) some protein-rich snacks, like protein bars and meal bars, and limit your dining out. You can still enjoy some of the best food the area has to offer, just not as much of it. This is a way to stay fit on your trip, too. A lot of people don’t think of this tip, so it’s a bit of a secret.
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You’ve heard it so many times in life: Timing is everything. That’s true for travel, too. Research to find the least-busy times to visit your destination. If you travel during those downtimes, you’ll save big. While this is a common tip, something people forget is that every vacation destination has its own peak time. So, be specific for your travel spot.
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5. Travel with a Friend
If you’re thinking of traveling solo to a place you’ve always wanted to visit, go cheaper by traveling with a friend. You two can share lodging fees. Also, sometimes there are more deals and discounts for those traveling with multiple people. I always do this when going to a big music festival, if it’s far away. I’ll usually meet my friend there, and we share lodging costs. It also makes the trip more fun.
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6. Find Free Spots to Travel
Look for some free attractions in your travel area. Chances are, they won’t be as packed as the big-named places, too. You can still visit some of the popular landmarks. But, if you add a trip to a national park or free museum to your itinerary, it will save you some cash.
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7. Max Out Your Memberships
Are you a member of any random groups? You might have travel deals just waiting for you. Check everything, from your college alumni membership to your credit cards, for travel discounts. You may be surprised what you find.
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8. Don't Get Picky
Say you just want to get out on a fantastic trip, but you don’t really have a place in mind. That’s actually a good thing. Take an hour to look at flight specials happening right now. If you aren’t picky on where to travel, chances are you’ll find a great rate on airfare and lodging somewhere. Once you find the most reasonable place to travel, then you can start looking at what to do when you’re there.
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9. Go Popular
This is a bit ironic, but often times, the most popular tourist destinations are also the cheapest. That’s because there is a lot of competition for all those travelers. So, big-named destinations like Orlando, Florida, or Las Vegas, Nevada, tend to have really good travel deals. Go popular, or go home.
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